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German PPI (Monthly) (August)
Bassist for the Major Europeans on Thursday, with the CAC40 and EuroStoxx600 watching a streak of 4 consecutive daily winnings coming to an end.
The CAC40 and EuroStoxx600 fell by 0. 69% and 0. 51% respectively, and the DAX30 ended the day with a 0. 36% drop.
The central bank’s sentiment for economic recovery loa over the markets on Thursday. The long term is already under pressure in reaction to fed accommodative signals. A near-zero rate projection until 2023 painted a grim picture of the Fed’s sentiment toward America’s economic outlook.
Things weren’t much better in Japan, with the Bank of Japan pointing out that the economy in a serious state. To end the day, the Bank of England under pressure that the economic outlook remained unusually uncertain.
On the front lines of economic knowledge, there is nothing in the numbers that replaces the grim mood.
It is some other quiet day in the economic calendar of the euro. The main statistics include the inflation figures completed for the euro in August.
The annual underlying inflation rate fell from 1. 2% to 0. 4% in August, in line with initial data.
In August, customer costs fell 0. 4%, after a 0. 4% drop in July. As a result of falling customer costs in August, the annual inflation rate fell 0. 2%, which is also in line with forecasts. annual inflation rate 0. 4%.
According to Eurostat,
The lowest annual rates recorded in Cyprus (-2. 9%), Greece (-2. 3%) Estonia (-1. 3%).
The contribution to the annual inflation rate in the euro area comes from food, alcohol and tobacco (0. 33 pp).
Key statistics: weekly unemployment claims figures and Philadelphia EDF manufacturing index figures in September.
Other statistics included knowledge of the August housing sector that had a moderate effect on the main of the day.
For the week ended September 11, initial unemployment claims were 860,000, up from 893,000 last week. However, economists had predicted claims of 850,000.
In September, Philadelphia’s EDF production rate rose from 17. 2 to 15. 0, in line with forecasts.
For the DAX: It’s another combined day for the automotive industry on Thursday. Daimler resisted the trend on Thursday, rising 0. 71%. Continental and Volkswagen recorded losses of 0. 72% and 0. 26% respectively, while BMW fell by 0. 02%.
However, it was a bearish day for the banks. Deutsche Bank and Commerzbank fell 1. 03, consisting of cents and 2. 79%, respectively.
On the CAC side, it was a combined day for the banks. Crédit Agricole and BNP Paribas fell 1. 04% and 0. 80% respectively. Soc Gen finished the day with a 0. 45% hike.
However, it is a bearish day for the French automotive sector. Peugeot and Renault finished the day with a drop of 1. 16% and 0. 19% respectively.
Air France-KLM canceled a 0. 87% loss until Wednesday, emerging by 2. 78%, while Airbus SE gained 0. 47%.
It’s a straight green day for the VIX on Thursday. After a 1. 76% gain on Wednesday, the VIX rose 1. 61% to end the day at 26. 46.
The market reaction to the FOMC projections and Wednesday’s press convention left the largest in red numbers.
Disappointing unemployment applications and EDF Manufacturing Figures added more tension a day.
The NASDAQ and the S
It is a quiet day in the economic calendar of the euro area. The main statistics come with german inflation figures in August.
With deflationary pressures hitting the eurozone, relief from widespread inflationary pressures would rise to a negative feeling.
Later in the day, the initial US sentiment figures are in the middle of the day. But it’s not the first time By September they will also have an impact.
Away from the economic calendar, Brexit will remain a topic of interest, as will the talks on Capitol Hill.
In futures markets, at the time of writing, the Dow Jones dropped 76 points, while the DAX rose by 8 points.
For a review of all of today’s economic events, check out our economic calendar.
This article was originally published on FX Empire
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